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Sports rights veteran Kogan in talks to chair Starmer's football watchdog
A media industry veteran who has helped negotiate a string of broadcast rights deals across English football has emerged as the frontrunner to head Sir Keir Starmer's new football watchdog.
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Trump tariffs to knock growth but won't cause global recession, says IMF
The ripping up of the trade rule book caused by President Trump's tariffs will slow economic growth in some countries, but not cause a global recession, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.
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CMC chief Lord Cruddas in £40m raid on broker Winterflood
Lord Cruddas, the former Conservative Party treasurer, is plotting a £40m raid on Winterflood, one of the City's best-known broking franchises, as its parent reels from the crisis engulfing the motor finance sector.
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Sainsbury's profits top £1bn after closing all cafes and cutting 3,000 jobs
Annual profits at the UK's second biggest supermarket, Sainsbury's, have reached £1bn.
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Predators eye bargain deal for struggling discount retailer Poundland
The owner of Bensons for Beds is among a pack of suitors circling Poundland, the struggling discount retailer.
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US markets fall as AI chipmakers mourn new restrictions on China exports
US stock markets suffered more significant losses on Wednesday, with stocks in leading AI chipmakers slumping after firms said new restrictions on exports to China would cost them billions.
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Why have gold prices hit record highs?
Gold has been reaching record highs of late, with the price of spot gold hitting $3,357.40 (£2,532) per ounce for the first time ever on Wednesday.
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Inflation continues to fall but expect an April rebound due to across-the-board bill hikes
Inflation fell more than expected and for the second month in a row, official figures show.
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Post Office auditor EY under investigation by accounting regulator FRC
Post Office auditor and big four accounting firm EY is being investigated by the industry's regulator.
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The products you aren't allowed to bring into Britain from the EU under new rules
People arriving in Britain from the EU and other European countries are no longer allowed to bring in a range of meat and dairy products - including cheese.
